revealed preference¶
Samuelson's, P. (1938). revealed preference.
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Mechanisms¶
- Budget Set Reconstruction
- The classic misuse is treating a corner solution as a strong preference: a shopper who bought the only thing on the shelf has revealed almost nothing.
This sourceReconstructing that set is what makes the "was affordable" clause checkable rather than assumed.
- The classic misuse is treating a corner solution as a strong preference: a shopper who bought the only thing on the shelf has revealed almost nothing.
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